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alof what you are seeing was written, produced, acted, taped and edited on federal government time. > these videos that would make people better employees? improve the efficiencies in the office? >> no, they were just to see how cute they could be in my estimation. >> reporter: gsa employees used to be able to see the videos online. but when the scandal broke in las vegas, that's when the holiday videos disappeared. klumb who said he didn't know about the cooking classes couldn't say the same thing about the holiday video. >> i was one of the judges. again, that was part of the culture common throughout gsa and something that is changing. i think you see a new day at gsa. >> gsa headquarters tell cnn in a statement, these events indicate a pattern of misjudgment which spans several years and administrations. the agency spokesperson went on to say under the new gsa leadership, these events would not have been approved and only light refreshments like water and pretzels would be allowed at future team building exercises. >> i think we see a new day at gsa. you see a culture shift and yo

which is where he was -- you know, alof his friends were with him at the movie there.enjoyed, you know, even when he was 9 years old his birthday with people from red robin. >> it was not only alex's birthday. he was also getting ready, i understand, to celebrate his first wedding anniversary. i think it was going to be on sunday, to his wife cassandra. >> it was sunday. >> how is she doing? >> she's coping. she's coping. >> is there anything else you want people to know, that you want to say? we've been trying over the last couple of days just to talk to as many family members as possible and just remember as many -- and celebrate the lives of the 12. and i just wanted to give you an opportunity. if there's anything else you want people to know. >> well, he was just such a fun guy. and he was so empathetic, you know, to people. and cared about people. and don't be surprised if at some point somebody that you're talking with, you'll say something about alex, and they'll say, you mean that big guy in from colorado who was the movie guy and loved hockey and all of that?

and then the fourth thing is that almost alof these mystics are part of a group.hey're, you know, in a convent or a monastery. they're part of the sangha, if they're buddhist. they're a part of the umma if they're muslim. they're part of a larger group. >> a church if you're -- >> a church, absolutely. yeah. and what is a soldier? he's part of a larger group. so these things are very similar. but as i said, maybe it's just the vision of heaven and hell, which blake said was sort of the same thing, as well. and i think that that's what we're dealing with. >> what did you learn in war about evil? >> you know what i learned about evil is that it is a real something that exists. and that it's always possible for us to tune into it. it's like it's part of being in the world. we personify -- the christians came up with the concept of the devil. and i don't believe it that way. but i do believe that we are in a world of opposites. and that somehow we have to make our choices. and that evil exists. i had an experience with it that was pretty profound for me. i had gone to

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caller that would go underneath that individual showing the name of the lobbyist, corporations, and the alof money that's actually going into their super pac for example to help keep in focus as to what is at the core of the exchange is between the legislation and corporations are looking for to help them get to where they are and what the main focus of the politician is to achieve that goal. and i think that caller might be something that c-span might want to take into conversation if she cares, i'm curious what c-span has to say about that. guest: some of the web sites i've mentioned, open secrets, those will give you that information. and the sunlight foundation has some great information along those lines. i do want to address one issue. i recognize i'm never going to erase people's skepticism about washington, d.c. and that's not necessarily one of my goals. and one of my goals is really to help people understand that process, not just in d.c. but in every influence and environment a because we can say people understand influence and ideas and i think many of these tactic that is they u

alof these are contingencies they have to deal with.ing missions they were used to doing. >> the missions that seals encounter across the globe, talk about, if you can, the impact it has on families. i mean, you're gone, you're out of the country in clearly dangerous situations. your family knows it, your wife know it is. you're gone for a substantial period of time every year. talk about the impact it has on families. >> it takes a big toll on the family. they're gone usually 300 or so days a year. when they're home they're still at work training. so they're deployed quite often. the buzzer will go off, they'll have to be deployed in the middle of of the night and they really can't tell the wives or family where they're going, how long they're going to be gone. the kid are growing up not really knowing the dad. 60 days a year, you don't really get to know your dad. when you come home, you can't really talk about what you've done. the wives, the mothers are trying to raise the families alone. it takes a huge toll. and also they know how